Talhy Stotzer is a Western Australian freelance documentary photographer currently based in Perth.

She recently won a scholarship to attend a Magnum workshop as part of Fotofreo 2010 - a biannual international photography festival held in Fremantle, Western Australia.

In 2009, Talhy spent a year in China where she was accepted to take part in an international photo-journalism Master’s program at the Dalian Institute of Image Art.

As the recipient of a grant from Arts WA in 2005, Talhy has documented daily life in the Vezo fishing village of Andrevo in Madagascar. The project culminated in a solo exhibition at the Fremantle Arts Centre in Perth and raised money for the construction of a medical centre in the village.

She has also exhibited in numerous group shows at the Perth Centre of Photography and Hudsons Gallery in Western Australia. Additionally she has had stories published in several newspapers, including The West Australian and Japan’s Asahi Newspapers.

In 2007, Talhy also worked as writer and photographer for the Broome Advertiser and the Broome Happenings - a weekly newspaper and a bi-monthly lifestyle magazine in Australia's north-west.

She is currently completing a postgraduate degree in documentary photography at Edith Cowan University.